(2)Forest fire in Ehime Pref. continues

(2)Forest fire in Ehime Pref. continues

OMISHIMA, Japan - A helicopter fights the forest fire May 29 in Omishima, Ehime Prefecture, which started the previous day. No injuries nor damage to nearby houses were reported so far. (Kyodo)

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